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chitownsportsfan

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Everything posted by chitownsportsfan

  1. Holy s%*# a well timed hit and run! Who are these guys?
  2. He let him walk him. Our guys have had a problem doing that for my entire adult life pretty much.
  3. Such a stupid pitch call. Just keep throwing him fastballs. Stupid walk.
  4. Shoemake looks smooth as f*** at SS. Strong arm, good movements.
  5. Eh, RH didn't turn one of the quickest bats in college baseball into whatever he's doing now.
  6. Vaughn fouling off meatballs. That never works.
  7. Grifol's boys hit the piss out of the ball!
  8. You know my thoughts on stone. Dude should have been put out to pasture years ago, but because he's a JR loyalist, he'll have a lifetime gig if he wants.
  9. Shiffren already asking dumbass questions like Jason to Stone. No, you feel less confident with a good catcher? What are we doing here?
  10. Tigers have had some pretty good BABIP luck from what I can tell.
  11. Just got back from my workout. I see we have 3 runs on 3 hits. LETS GO!
  12. It's not very fun to come to work when the company is in the red and everybody hates things. In general, chemistry is downstream of performance. And performance is downstream of a players' true talent, not anybody else's on the team. TLR was decent for one year, so was RV, so was ____. And Grifol will go down as another shitass manager that led shitass teams. We don't get "good" managers often here. Long story short, I'll guarantee the next good Sox team has "good chemistry", whoever the manager is.
  13. LMAO. They have some dude on the broadcast who was on the 1st mariners team. You can't make this s%*# up: "this team has come a long way since that first day [when they got shut out]..." They remain without a WS appearance 46 odd years later. You've come a long way to go nowhere Mariners.
  14. Some flaming cold takes (for now) in the 1st few pages of this thread. Ironically @Balta1701 doing the world's 2nd longest running bit (apparently, @greg775 still leads) as after all his arguing was the only person to take the over on 4 innings in the discussion.
  15. There is little to no proven science on strengthening tendons and ligaments. You can strengthen the surrounding muscle tissue, and possibly some of the connective tissue adjacent to the bone and muscle, but not the structures themselves. The force put on an elbow throwing 98 mph heaters and 90 mph sliders is what is causing injuries, not "coddling". FFS we have technology now that can measure these forces and we know how destructive they can be on the human arms and shoulders. The average MLB fastball in 2002, hardly even that long ago in MLB terms, was 89 mph. It's now almost 94mph. You think that might have something to do with injuries to pitchers?
  16. God we really busted out with all of our cuban post Robert signings. Sucks to not even get a single utility guy out of it.
  17. Isn't this a sunshine blower account? Careful. That kinda talk is dangerously close to the reality of this 2024 Sox club.
  18. I'm still a sucker for sports talk radio. I usually have WKJR on at work. I get the need for a background noise that why I like putting on the Mariners radio, just reminds me of nice warm summer nights.
  19. I'm kinda strange in that while I will watch other NBA or NFL games outside my teams, I probably will watch under 20 innings all year of non Sox games. I'll listen to the Mariners radio broadcast but as far as tuning into a non sox game, just doesn't interest me.

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